Privacy Notice for PatientPay Sub-Merchants and Website Visitors
Effective Date: November 15, 2024
This Privacy Notice describes how PatientPay entity as indicated below (“PatientPay,” “we” and “us”) collects, uses, discloses, transfers, stores, retains or otherwise processes your information when you (whether you are a person acting as a sole proprietor or on behalf of another business entity) visit our websites (www.patientpay.com and/or www.patientpay.net) or apply or sign up for a PatientPay account (collectively, “Services”).
If your Country of Residence is the United States, your PatientPay entity is PatientPay, LLC, 600 Park Offices Drive, Suite 300, Durham, NC 27709, United States.
Our Privacy Notice explains:
• INFORMATION WE COLLECT ABOUT YOU
• INFORMATION WE COLLECT ABOUT YOUR CUSTOMERS
• WHEN AND WITH WHOM WE SHARE YOUR INFORMATION
• SECURITY
• COOKIES & OTHER SIMILAR TECHNOLOGIES
• HOW LONG WE RETAIN YOUR INFORMATION
• YOUR CHOICES
• CHILDREN’S PERSONAL INFORMATION
• ADDITIONAL COUNTRY DISCLOSURES
UNITED STATES
• CHANGES TO THIS PRIVACY NOTICE
• HOW TO CONTACT US
INFORMATION WE COLLECT ABOUT YOU
We collect information about you in three ways: (i) when you provide it to us directly; (ii) when we gatherinformation while you are using the Services; and (iii) when we collect information from other sources. We explain below what types of data are involved in each case, how and why we process (use) it and the legal basis that applies to our use of the relevant information.
Information You Provide (“PatientPay Account Data”)
Below is a description of the types of information that we may receive directly from you which we refer to as “PatientPay Account Data”:
Types of Information("PatientPay Account Data")
Financial Information
Bank account information and payment card numbers
Tax Information
Withholding allowances and tax filing status
Identity Information
Name, email address, postal address, signature, and phone number;
Passport number, driver's license number, Social Security number, Taxpayer Identification number, or other government-issued identification number;
Where additional verification is required and where you choose to share such information, photo identification, such as your passport or driver’s license in combination with a photograph facial scan and biometrics extracted from such image or other documents proving your identity or place of residence, including financial account statements, phone or utility bills.
Contacts Information
When you use any of our Services, such as PatientPay Payment Accelerator, to send or receive payments, we may ask you to provide the contact details, such as the address, email address, or phone number of the intended recipient.
You can do this by manually entering this information into the Services.
When you interact with the Services through your mobile phone, you can choose to let us access and upload your phone contacts information. You can update your settings to stop sharing your phone contacts with us at any time, although we may still need a recipient’s phone or email address to submit or receive payments as requested by you.
Any other data you give us.
Information that you voluntarily provide to us, including your survey responses; participation in contests, promotions, or other prospective seller marketing forms or devices; suggestions for improvements; information disclosed to the chat bots that operate on our Services; referrals; or any other actions you perform on the Services.
Here is an explanation of what we do with the PatientPay Account Data described above, i.e. how we use it and for what purposes, along with an explanation of the lawful basis that supports this use.
How we use PatientPay Account Data
When you make a request to receive information about PatientPay or our products we collect Identity Information that you provide to us.
To respond to your request, including determining whether the Services are available in the United States and Pre-contract performance.
We use your Identification Information and your Financial Information to go through our identity or account verification process and to enable you to authenticate into your account once it is created. We share your Identification Information with identity verification vendors, including credit reporting agencies, wireless carriers, and others, to verify information that we collect. Our vendors cross- check the identity and financial data you give us. Your information is also screened against relevant sanctions watchlists.
To determine whether the Services are available in your country and to create your account with us and to meet our AML, "know your customer", background checking (see further below) and other compliance requirements. For example, "Know your Customer" and AML compliance requirements are governed by, amongst other laws, the Bank Secrecy Act (1970) (USA), and the USA Patriot Act (2001) (USA).
We use your Identification Information to deliver the information and support your request, including delivering technical notices, security alerts, and support and administrative messages to you. We also use it to resolve disputes, collect payments or fees, and help with problems with our Services or your PatientPay account.
To communicate with you to fulfill our obligations under the Terms of Service and for contractual performance.
When you apply or sign up for a PatientPay account or other Services, we collect all of the PatientPay Account Data necessary to create your account and enable you to start fulfilling transactions.
To create and support your account with us, including displaying your transaction history including monthly account statements and for contractual performance.
When you use the Services to send or receive payments, we may require Contact Information, such as the sender or recipient’s email address or phone number to fulfill the transaction.
To process the payments that you send or receive and to prevent the risk that payments may be misdirected and for contractual performance..
If you choose to let us access and upload Contact Information directly from your mobile phone, we may use this information to make it easier for you to find the people you want to send payments to, for account and identity verification and fraud prevention purposes, to reduce the risk you will send payments to the wrong person, or to provide other personalized services.
To improve your customer experience, to protect the integrity of our Services, to prevent misdirected payments, and to help personalize the Services to you and provide consent.
We use your Identification Information to send you surveys and get your feedback about our Services.
To understand if the Services are helpful to you and to evaluate the effectiveness of any updates we provide and for legitimate interest.
We use your Identification Information to promote our products and Services to you.
To promote our products and services and legitimate interest or consent (where legally required for direct marketing contact).
When you provide feedback to us or answer our surveys.
To improve our services and to develop new products and services and legitimate interest
We use your Identification Information to personalize your use of our Services, for example, when you sign up for a PatientPay account, we can associate certain information with your new account, such as information about other PatientPay accounts you have had or currently have, and prior transactions you have made using our Services.
To improve your customer experience and legitimate interest and/or contractual performance.
Information We Collect From Your Use of the Services
We also get data from the devices you use when you interact with our systems, like your location or information about the device you’re using. We refer to this as Usage Data.
Types of Information ("Usage Data")
Commercial Information
• Information about the products and services you sell e.g., inventory, pricing, and other data.
• Information about your payment transactions e.g., when and where the transactions occur, a description of the transactions, the payment or transfer amounts, billing and shipping information, and payment methods used to complete the transactions.
Location data, which includes the location of your device, and may in some circumstances include precise geolocation data.
For more information and to learn how to disable collection of location information from your mobile device, please see below.
Internet or other electronic network activity information
· Web browser and device characteristics.
· Information about how you use and interact with our Services.
· This includes your access time, "log-in" and "log-out" information, browser type and language, the domain name of your internet service provider, other attributes about your browser, any specific page you visit on our platform, content you view, features you use, the date and time of your use of the Services, your search terms, and the website you visited before you visited or used the Services.
Online identifiers
· Information you use to log in to your account.
· Internet Protocol ("IP") address, and unique personal identifiers (including device identifier; cookies, beacons, pixel tags, mobile ad identifiers and similar technology; customer number; unique alias, and other identifiers).
Professional or employment-related information
· Information you provide about your business (e.g., appointments, staffing availability, and contact data) and your employees (e.g., job titles, payroll information, and hours worked and other timecard data).
Profile information - Inferences drawn from any of the information above to create a profile about you.
· These may reflect your preferences, characteristics, and behavior. For example, if you use a product or service after receiving a marketing communication about it.
We need this Usage Data to do things like provide services to you that you have requested, fulfill our legal obligations (such as checking if payments are being made or received by you and that they are legally compliant), and help protect your account from hackers and prevent fraud. We also need this Usage Data to make our products and services better for you and others, as well as to develop new products and services.
How we use Usage Data
We collect your Commercial Information from the devices you use when you interact with our systems and from the information that is associated with the transaction as captured on our databases.
This enables us to provide services to you that you have requested including inventory, eCommerce, and payments processing.
This also enables us to protect the integrity of our Services and systems, and your, our, our customers', or your customers' rights or property.
This also enables us to do internal research, measure, track, and analyze trends and usage, to improve our products and services, and, in the United States, to provide our products and services when instructed by your customers.
We use your Commercial Information when you interact with our systems and when it is associated with a transaction. We combine this information with Identification Information as well as with risk signals.
This enables us to debug, fix service errors, investigate, detect, prevent, report, or recover from fraud, misrepresentations, security breaches or incidents, other potentially prohibited, malicious, or illegal activities; or to otherwise help protect your account, including to dispute chargebacks on your behalf.
We may use your Commercial Information in connection with artificial intelligence technologies to generate personalized features for your business.
This enables us to provide the Services that you have requested that utilize these technologies.
We collect your Internet or other electronic network activity information while you are using the Services using our website, web apps, and hardware and we combine this with your Profile Information.
This enables us to provide Services to you in compliance with regulatory obligations.
This enables us to provide Services to identify any unusual activity on your account so as to detect and prevent fraud, and to debug and fix errors that impair how our Services function.
We store your Professional or employment-related information in our databases.
This enables us to deliver aspects of the Services that require this level of information to function.
We generate your Profile Information using our databases. We use your Profile Information to verify your identity, and to enhance our Services.
This enables us to engage in profiling and automated processing to verify your identity both directly and through the use of third party identification verification services (so we can confirm you are who you say you are), improve our products and Services and develop new products and Services.
Our legitimate interests in Profile Information profiling and automated verifying your identity and using our databases, processing to verify your identity reducing the risk of fraud, as well as, where permissible, offering new and improved services to our customers that are likely to be relevant to their business in light of their Seller activity and the systems and processes they use.
We use your Geolocation data to determine whether we can provide you with Services and to customize our Services to your location.
This enables us to determine whether we can provide Services to you, and in what language, enables us to comply with applicable payment processor requirements, and other regulatory requirements, and also to combat fraud.
Information We Collect from Other Sources
We also need to check that you are eligible for the services you want to use, are using our services legally, and to protect your data and our services from potential fraudulent activity which may put you and your money at risk. To do this, we may collect data about you from companies that help us verify your identity, do a credit check, prevent fraud, or assess risk.
Types of Information("External Data)"
Background Check Information
• Credit report information.
• Identity verification information.
• Information about any person or corporation with whom you have had, currently have, or may have a financial relationship.
Credit, Compliance and Fraud Information
• Account or credit-related information with any credit reporting agency or credit bureau, where lawful, and any person or corporation with whom you have had, currently have, or may have a financial relationship, including without limitation past, present, and future places of employment, financial institutions, wireless carriers, and personal reporting agencies.
We collect Background Check Information about you from background check vendors and we process this information using our anti-fraud and risk management systems.
This helps us verify your identity, do a credit check, prevent fraud, and assess risk.
We receive and exchange Credit, Compliance and Fraud Information using our credit management systems and processes.
As required under applicable laws, as part of any credit investigation, credit eligibility, identity or account verification process, fraud or risk detection process, or collection procedure.
INFORMATION WE COLLECT ABOUT YOUR CUSTOMERS
We also obtain information about your customers on your behalf as your service provider when they transact with you or otherwise when you request that we do so. We call this information Your Customers’ Data. We collect Your Customers’ Data when they interact with you through your use of PatientPay’s products, for instance when they make a payment at your business or receive a bill from you. The particular Customer Data we collect will vary depending on your location, which products, and services you use and how you use them. Your Customers’ Data may include:
Types of Information ("Your Customers' Data")
Customer Device Information
Information about your customer's device, including hardware model, operating system and version, device name, unique device identifier, mobile network information, and information about the device's interaction with our Services.
Customer Financial Information
Bank account and payment card numbers.
Customer Identification Information
Your customers' name; email address; mailing address; phone number; government-issued identification; or other historical, contact, and demographic information, and signature.
Customer Location Information
The location of your customer's device if they pay with Apple or Android Pay or give their consent.
Customer Transaction Information
When your customers use PatientPay to make or record payments to you, we collect information about when and where the transactions occur, the names of the transacting parties, a description of the transactions which may include item-level data, the payment or transfer amounts, and the devices and payment methods used to complete the transactions.
Customer Use Information
Information about how your customers interact with you using our Services, including access time, "log-in" and "log-out" information, browser type, history and language, country and language setting on your device, IP address, the domain name of your customer's Internet service provider, other attributes about your customer's browser, mobile device and operating system, features your customer uses, and the date and time of use of the Services.
Other Information You or Your Customers Provide
Information that your customers voluntarily provide you, or that you input into PatientPay's systems about your customers.
For example, survey responses; participation in contests, promotions, or other prospective seller marketing forms or devices; suggestions for improvements; notes you take about your customers, or any other actions performed when they interact with you using PatientPay.
We use Your Customers’ Data as part of our contractual obligation to provide the Services you request to you and, in the United States, as disclosed in this Privacy Notice, or as instructed by your customers.
It is your responsibility to obtain any necessary permission for us to use Your Customers’ Data in the manner indicated in this Privacy Notice so that we can provide you with the Services you requested.
WHEN AND WITH WHOM WE SHARE YOUR INFORMATION
We may share the personal information described in the “Information We Collect About You” section with the following categories of service providers and third parties:
Category of third parties with whom we share your personal information in order for you to receive the Services
Service support partners
We work with the following types of third party service providers who help us provide, maintain, and improve the Services:
• Technology providers or potential partners to store information, provide software, or programs to help us provide the Services;
• Marketing or event providers that help us run our advertising campaigns, contests, special offers, or other events or activities;
• Identity verification providers to help us with fraud prevention and to assist us in meeting our AML, "know your customer", background checking and other compliance requirements;
• Fee collection service providers to help us enforce our legal rights;
• Financial partners, like financial institutions, payment networks, payment card associations, and credit bureaus that help us provide the Services.
Third Party Analytics Services
Our analytics partners help us with our online services, such as Google Analytics and Facebook. The analytics providers that administer these services use technologies such as cookies, web beacons, and web server logs to help us analyze how you use our online services. We may disclose your site-use information (including IP address) to these analytics providers, and other service providers who use the information to help us figure out how you and others use our online services.
• To learn more about Google Analytics and how to opt out, please visit https://marketingplatform.google.com/about/ or https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/181881?hl=e
• To learn more about how Facebook uses your data please visit https://www.facebook.com/help/325807937506242/ or log on to your Facebook account and access your settings. To understand more about Facebook advertising please see here https://www.facebook.com/about/ads.
Partners
We may share minimal personal information (such as your business name) with potential partners who may be able to provide a complementary or related service for your business. We may also share personal information with partners if we believe the disclosure is reasonably necessary to protect us, users of our Services or the public from harm, fraud, or potentially prohibited or illegal activities.
We work with partners who may receive compensation for helping us to identify prospective Sellers interested in PatientPay. If you were referred to PatientPay by one of our referral partners, we may share limited commercial information related to your use of PatientPay, such as the date you activated your account and the volume of transactions you process through PatientPay, to provide reporting on the referral fees earned by the partner that referred you.
Our Affiliates and Group Companies
With other business units (ClearGage, LLC) and between wholly owned subsidiaries of PatientPay, Inc. For example, we may share your information internally to understand how you engage with our company products to help make our Services better for you and for everyone, to help us build Services tailored to your preferences, and to help protect our services and maintain a trusted environment.
Other users of our Services with whom you interact through your own use of our Services.
To enable you to make or accept a payment or appointment, using our Services.
Law enforcement and other public and private agencies
If we believe that disclosure is reasonably necessary (i) to comply with any applicable law, regulation, legal process or governmental request (e.g., from creditors, tax authorities, law enforcement agencies, in response to a garnishment, levy, or lien notice, etc.);
(ii) to establish, exercise or defend our legal rights; (iii) to enforce or comply with our General Terms (https://www.patientpay.com/terms-of-service) or other applicable agreements or policies; (iv) to protect our or our customers' rights or property, or the security or integrity of our Services; (v) for an investigation of suspected or actual illegal activity; or (vi) to protect us, users of our Services or the public from harm, fraud, or potentially prohibited or illegal activities.
To a subsequent owner, co-owner, or operator of one or more of the Services
To enable them to continue to run the Services after the change of owner or operator.
If we do or try to do a corporate merger, consolidation, or restructuring (including during due diligence and negotiation of these); the sale of substantially all of our stock and/or assets; the financing, acquisition, divestiture, or dissolution of all or a portion of our business; or other corporate change.
To enable the completion of the relevant merger, restructuring, financing, acquisition, divestiture, dissolution, or other corporate change.
To others, at Your direction
To carry out certain requests you make for us to share data.
SECURITY
We do a lot to keep your data safe. While we think we have strong defenses in place, no one can ever guarantee that hackers won’t be able to break into our sites or steal your data while it is stored or flowing from you to us or vice versa.
We take reasonable measures, including administrative, technical, and physical safeguards, to protect your information from loss, theft, and misuse, and unauthorized access, disclosure, alteration, and destruction. Nevertheless, the internet is not a 100% secure environment, and we cannot guarantee absolute security of the transmission or storage of your information. We hold information about you both at our own premises and with the assistance of third-party service providers. Your personal information will be accessible by our employees, contractors and service providers who require access for the purposes described in this Privacy Notice.
COOKIES, OTHER SIMILAR TECHNOLOGIES, AND ADVERTISING
The following additional information applies across all of our websites and apps.
Digital cookies and similar technologies help us make our services better to use by doing things like recognizing when you’ve signed in, analyzing how you use our services so we can make them more useful to you, giving you an enhanced personalized experience.
When you interact with our online services, or open emails we send you, we obtain certain information using automated technologies, such as cookies, web server logs, web beacons and other technologies. A“cookie” is a text file that websites send to a visitor’s computer or other internet-connected device to uniquely identify the visitor’s browser or to store information or settings in the browser. A “web beacon”, also known as an internet tag, pixel tag, or clear GIF, is a tiny graphic image that may be used in our websites or emails.
We use these automated technologies to collect your device information, internet activity information, and inferences as described above. These technologies help us to:
• Remember your information so you do not have to re-enter it;
• Track and understand how you use and interact with our online services and emails;
• Tailor our online services to your preferences;
• Measure how useful and effective our services and communications are to you; and
• Otherwise manage and enhance our products and services.
We set some of these automated technologies ourselves, but others are set by third parties who deliver services on our behalf. For example, we may use other companies’ web analytics services (described in the“Third-Party Analytics Services” section above), which use automated technologies to help us evaluate how customers use our websites. Some of these technologies may also be set by third parties that help us advertise our products and services to you as informed by your interests, based on information collected from your activity on the web, including but not limited to, browsing or purchasing products on or through our websites or on third party websites or your activity on mobile sites and applications. This advertising approach is called interest-based advertising or “targeted advertising.”
Your browser can alert you when cookies are placed on your device, and how you can stop or disable them via your browser settings.
Please note, however, that without cookies all of the features of our online services may not work properly. If you use a mobile device, you can manage how your device and browser share certain device data by changing the privacy and security settings on your mobile device.
Within mobile applications, you may also go to your device settings and select “Limit Ad Tracking” (for iOS devices), or “Opt out of Interest-Based Ads” (for Android devices), which will allow you to limit our use of information collected from or about your mobile device (such as precise location data) for the purposes of serving online behavioral advertising to you.
You can also opt out of receiving interest-based ads from third party advertisers who are members of the Network Advertising Initiative (NAI) or who follow the Digital Advertising Alliance’s (DAA) Self-Regulatory Principles for Online Behavioral Advertising by visiting the opt out pages on the NAI website and DAA website.
Please also see the “Your Choices” section for other ways to opt-out of interest-based or targeted advertising.
HOW LONG WE RETAIN YOUR INFORMATION
We store your information for as long as it is necessary for the purposes identified in this Privacy Notice, including to provide our Services, to comply with legal obligations, to enforce and prevent violations of our Terms, to protect against fraudulent activity, and to defend our legal rights, property, and users.
The retention periods for your information are determined on a case-by-case basis that depends on the following factors:
The nature of the information and why it is collected and processed. The length of time we will keep your information will generally be determined by how long we need that information to provide you with our Services, including any optional features you use and to provide customer support. Forexample:
As set out in this Privacy Notice, we require PatientPay Account Data to deliver our Services. We need to keep it for the duration your PatientPay account exists so that we can maintain your account.
Similarly, we will also keep your Usage Data for the lifetime of your account.
Legal reasons. In certain cases, we are obliged to keep your information for legal reasons, which may include after your account has been deactivated. We will keep your information where it is necessary for us:
- To respond to a legal request or to comply with applicable law. We must keep your information where we have a legal obligation to do so, for example, if we receive a valid legal request, such as a preservation order or search warrant, related to your account, we preserve your information after you delete your account.
- To deal with and resolve requests, disputes, or complaints.
- For litigation or regulatory matters. For example, we preserve your information related to a legal claim or complaint, such as where we are subject to a regulatory investigation or we need to defend ourselves in legal proceedings about a claim related to your information or respond to a regulator in relation to a legal or regulatory complaint made by you or someone else.
- Issues relating to the safety, security, and integrity of our Services and to protect rights, property, and users. For example, we keep information where it is necessary to investigate misuse of our Services, such as fraud.
YOUR CHOICES
As described further below, you may be entitled to certain rights with respect to your personal information. You can also see, change or fix information you gave us, ask us to deactivate your account, control your location information, or opt out of receiving promotional messages from us.
Your Personal Information Rights
Depending on the jurisdiction in which you reside, you may be entitled under applicable law to request:
• Access to your personal information in a portable format, including: (1) the categories of personal information described above that we have collected about you and the categories of sources from which we collected such personal information; (2) the business or commercial purposes for collecting or sharing such personal information; (3) the categories of personal information about you that we have disclosed to third parties for a business purpose; (4) the categories of third parties to whom we have disclosed such personal information; and (5) the specific pieces of personal information we have collected about you.
• Deletion of the personal information we have collected from you;
• Correction of the personal information we have collected about you;
• To opt-out of the sharing of your personal information for purposes of targeted advertising.
You may submit an access, deletion, or correction request through our dedicated online portal at privacy@patientpay.com or by calling us at 1 (888) 730-9374. Once we receive your request, we will verify it by requesting that you confirm certain personal information associated with your account. You may also be entitled to submit a request through an authorized agent. You may also email us through privacy@patientpay.com to appeal our denial of any of your access, deletion, or correction requests.
You can exercise your right to opt-out of targeted advertising by clicking the “Opt Out of Interest-Based Advertising” link in the footer of any page on our browser site.
Although some of the information we collect and process about you may be considered sensitive personal information, we only process such information for purposes authorized by law, such as to provide services you request from us or to verify your information.
Deactivating Your Account
If you wish to deactivate your account, you can do so by logging into your PatientPay account or by emailing us using the contact details provided below.
Location Information
In order to provide certain Services, we may request access to location information, including precise geolocation information collected from your device. If you do not consent to the collection of this information, certain Services will not function properly, and you will not be able to use those Services. You can stop our collection of location information at any time by changing the preferences on your mobile device. If you do so, some of our mobile applications will no longer function. You also may stop our collection of location information via mobile application by following the standard uninstall process to remove all PatientPay mobile applications from your device.
Promotional Communications
You can opt out of receiving promotional messages from PatientPay by following the instructions in those messages, by informing the caller that you would not like to receive future promotional calls, or by changing your notification settings by logging into your PatientPay account. You may only opt out of text messages from PatientPay by replying STOP. Opting out of receiving communications may impact your use of the Services. If you decide to opt out, we will still send you non-promotional communications which are required for the running of your account, such as digital receipts and messages about your account or our ongoing business relations.
CHILDREN’S PERSONAL INFORMATION
Our Services are general audience services not directed at children under the age of 18. We do not knowingly collect, share, or sell any information from children under the age of 18. If we learn that any information we collect has been provided by a child under the age of 18, we will promptly delete that information.
ADDITIONAL JURISDICTIONAL DISCLOSURES
UNITED STATES
California
Privacy laws that apply in certain places, like California, treat “businesses” and “service providers” differently. Under those laws, a business is the company that decides why and how to process personal information. A service provider processes personal information on behalf of a business in order to provide services. When PatientPay processes Your Customers’ Data, we generally act as your service provider. In select cases, however, we may act as a business when we process Your Customers’ Data. For example, we act as a business when we use Your Customers’ Data to send your customers digital receipts directly from PatientPay.
Even though you use our services while acting as an employee, owner, director, officer, or contractor of a company, partnership, sole proprietor of a business, nonprofit, or government agency, if you live inCalifornia, California law gives you the right to ask if we disclose your personal information to third parties for their direct marketing purposes (we do not disclose your personal information for others’ direct marketing purposes).
Please see California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) Request Metrics for details on the number of Access, Deletion, and Do Not Share My Information requests that we received and processed in the last year.
CHANGES TO THIS PRIVACY NOTICE
We reserve the right to change this Privacy Notice from time to time, as may be required. We will provide you with reasonable prior notice of any material changes in how we use your information, including by email if you have provided one. If you disagree with these changes, you may cancel your account at anytime. Any amendments will be published by posting a revised version of the Privacy Notice and updating the “Effective Date” above. The revised version will be effective on the “Effective Date” listed.
CONTACT
If you have any questions or concerns regarding this Privacy Notice, please reach out to us by contacting the privacy contact below:
PatientPay, LLC
600 Park Offices Drive, Suite #300
Durham, NC 27709 U.S.A
(888) 730-9374
privacy@patientpay.com